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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-07-26
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

lad named Tillinghast fatally shot him.
self with revolver he was playing with at
Putnam. Conn.
Jas. Devine, living on Henchman street,
Boston, was working on Hsmlen's wharf,
Monday, and was Frustrated by heat and will
probably die.
At the annual picnic of ID. A. 30, X. of L.,
at Coney Island Monday, about 1000 were
present. Henry George, DR.. McGlynn and
others spoke.
The yacht Thistle called for New York
Monday. A gale was blowing when she took
her departure, and she proceeded under
storm sails. The crew numbers 2l.
Five hundred feet was washed out on the
Cheshire r. r., two miles below Fitz Will
liam, N. II. 1t is supposed that Scott Pond
gave away. The damage will soon be re.
paired.
Drivers aid helpers employed by the Mu-
tualBeneft Ice Company of New York struck
successfully Monday morning, for an ad-
vance of wages from twelve to fifteen dollars
per week.
In the case of Thomas Kinsella, Jr., of
Stockbrldge, Macs, for msnslsughter, in
shooting and killing his aged mother last
March, the jury returned u verdict of guilty.
de was sentenced today, tuesday,
VIM. Morrison of Eureka Springs, Ark,
was hanged late Saturday afternoon, by a
crowd of his neighbors, who surrounded the
Jail in which he was lodged on charge of
maltresting his two young daughters.
The creditors of Mack y and Small of New
York, coffee merchants, who suspended late.
ly. have agreed to accept seventy cents on
dollar, a statement OF the firms Indebtedness,
and the firm will be reinsta:ed and resume
business on the floor.
A fire broke out at five o'clock Monday
morning in a building on West 18th street,
New York, in which a hundred horses were
stabbed and half of them were burned to
death. The building was occupied by Fieis-
chmann's Vienna bakery,
Forty nine new cases of cholera and 22
deaths are reported at Catania on Saturday
at Francotorte IA new cases and deaths; at
Patano, IL cases and five deaths, and at
Aderno 8 cases and six deaths. Few deaths
are reported in other towns.
A dispatch from Nizhnee, NovRorod, Rus
sia, states that a large naptha storeh0use,
containing one million pounds of napths st
Balachna, 20 miles northwest of Nizhnee,
Novgorod, Is on fire and that the flames have
spread to the structures enclosing other
springs. The fire is extending.
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The Captain Missing.

FREEPoRT, July 25.
A dispatch from Phiiad.lphia says: Bark
Oasis, of Freeport, Me-, arrived at Philadel-
pha. recently, with a cargo consigned to
Darish & Elwell, and her captain is now
missing under circumstances which give
room for suspicion that he is defaulter. The
Charles Howard in command. When the
vessel made the outward voyage Howard was
first mate and be succeeeed Captain Reynolds,
VINO died during the trip. Considerable
money was collected by Howard and the
owner and cousignees are now looking for
the captain and the money.
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CHINAMEN
Burned Out at Los Angeles-Siowness Of
the Flremen.

Los ANGELES. July 25.
Sunday morning at o'clock, fire was dis
covered in a gambling den in Chinatown.
The fire companies, which were ordered out,
soon appeared, but the slow actions of the
fremen in getting water on the flames seemed
to indicate that they were not over anxious to
save the buildings. The fire continued s9read-
ing until it had consumed 25 buildings, which
but short time before had housed 1000
Cinnamon. Intelligent Cinnamon place the
loss at from $4,000 to el75,000. There
was little insurance on the buildings. Only
q few days before fire agents of insurance
companies in San Francisco came down here
and cancelled insurance policies, saying that
with the existing feeling against the Chinese
the risk was too great to continue the poll.
cies. The origin of the FIRE 10 unknown.
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FROM BAR HARBOR.
Latest Happenings at that Popular Sum
mer Resort.

BAR HARBoR, July 20.
yacht race between boats owned here il
to come off Thursday over a fifteen nile
course. There are six entries and prizes will
be given to the first two boats.
John A. Morris of New Orleans, has be.
gun work upon his fine cottage at Hull's
Cove, in the suburbs. 1t will be very expen-
sive and is designed for wedding gift for
his daughter who is to be married in the
fall.
Five cottages will be erected in the vicinity
of Hulps Cove this season, ,one by Mr.. Yulee,
son of the late senator.
The hop at Belmont tonight, was largely
attended. There have been many new arriv-
ais the last few days.
special brokers' wire has been strung by
the Western Union Telegraph Co., for the
accommodation of members of the Guild at
Bar Hsrbor.
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Result of the Rainfall.

BANGOR, July %.
The heavy rain that has fallen since Satur-
urday up to tonight, has resulted in serious
washouts on the Maine Central railroad
Between Vassalboro and Burnham five wash
outs are reported. The train due at Cos P.
NJ. will not be here before morning and the
Pullman train for Boston was cancelled
The Bar Harbor limited, due from Boston al
$40, arrived about 6, and the express, due al
4. 40, little later. The st. John train ar
rived on time.
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new YORK Produce market.

NEW YORK.. July %,
FIoyK-Receipts, 1850; EXPORTS 3i97; sales, 20,-
00o; No. 2, is a %, fancy white Western, extra
So a S 90; common TO good, Is a 3 80; good %
choice, 10 a 3o0, City mill extra, 30 50;
superfne, 260 325; ST. Louis extra, 80 u 8 10;
10 40.
Receipts. 1885. 500 exports. 254.Os7; ssies,
$50 0OJ, No. red, rs, No. red, 81; elevator, 49,
No. Red State, ola No White State. W.
CORN Receipts lS2, 800 bushels; exports, 943;
sales, zl9 0Jo, spot No =, s3l; No Q, 4fi.
OArs-kecepts, l03. 600. sales. 10000, No ., So;
90 White. 80, No z. 33i a 35; do White, 30 s9l;
No /, Al, do White. IS; Mixed Western. "a q ~;
White do, 80 q %; White State, 80 a 30i.
SUoAR-Cut loaf and crushed a "a: granulated,
So; white extra q, 4s ~; yellow, u AL; mould,
81.
PETgoLEUM-United,5 sol bid.
PORK Mess spot, 10 25 10 so; clear bhox.
10 90.
LARD-refined, Is.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

At New York-New York IL, Boston 4.
Base hits, New York IL, Boston 10. Errors,
Now York l, Boston /. Earned runs, New
York 6, Boston 2. Batteries, Keefe and
O'Rourke for New York; Radbourne and
Daily for Boston.
At Observation-Disclosures 8, Philadel-
phia 2. Base hits. Washington I, Philadel-
phia 6. Errors, Washington 2. Philadelphis
G. Earned runs, Washington l, Philajel phis
l. Batteries, Shaw and Dealy for Wash
ington; Casey and Mcclure for Philadel-
phia.
At Pittsburg-Indianapolis 6, Pittsburg Z.
Base hits. Indianapolis II, Pittsburg 20. Er-
rors, Indianapolis 4, Pittsburg 4. Earned
runs, Indianapolis |, Pittsburg 6. Batteries,
Boyle and Myers for Indianapolis; McCor-
mick and Field for Pittsburgs.
At Detroit-Chicsgo 3, Detroit 15. Base
hits, Chicago 7, Detroit 80. Errors, Chi
cago 5, Detroit /. Earned runs, Chicago 3,
Detroit II. Batteries, Van Haltren and DAILY
tor Chicago; Getzein and Bennett for Detroit
The following is the standing of the Ma
Loo nl. ho lata
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BLOWN TO PIECES.
Explosion at the Warren Powder Mill
One Man Killed.
THoMAsToN, July 25.

THoMAsToN, July 25.
The Warren powder mill blew up at five
minutes past eight, Monday morning. They
had started up the kernellipg mill in which
were thirty kegs of powder, three minute,
previous to the explosion. George Shepherd
aged thirty years, at work in the mill, was
killed, being literally torn in pieces. He be-
longed in Union and was unmarried. The
explosion was heard in Rockland, Thomastor
and the surrounding towns.
The building was entirely demolished
There was about ton and half of powder
in the building. The total loss is estimated
at S2500.
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ElOping Couple Arrested.

CLEVELAND. O., July 25.
James Gorham and Mrs. James Dewey OF
Springfield, Mass, were arrested here today
at the instance of Mrs. Gorham, who charge
that the couple eloped from Springfield las,
Wednesday,
Gorham was an engineer on the Boston
Albany railroad and Mrs. Dewey is the wife
of Springfield carpenter the runaways
we're followed by Mrs. Gorham and her at.
torney to Albany, Niagara Falls and Cleve
land.
They reached here Saturday and were as.
signed rooms at the American House, as they
intended to go from here to Michigan, this
afternoon. They were taken into custody.
Both refuse to talk.
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YOUTHFUL THIEF.
He RObs Safe of One Thousand Dollars
and Gets Away with the Doodle.
BANGOR, Jul

BANGOR, July 25.
H. N. Darling of Pstten, found last week
that one thousand dollars left in the safe July
4th, had been stolen.
Suspicion points to Frank Howe, who has
been at work there during the spring, as the
robber.
Howe borrowed five dollars of Darling on
July 4th and saw where the money was put.
He left there July 6, and has been IN this city
some time, spending money freely. He left
here Wednesday for Laconia, N. H., where
he has sister, and his mother is in Leba.
non, N. II.
Officers leave here for Laconia in the
morning to search for him.
Howe is % years old, brown hair and eyes,
smooth face, five feet ten inches tall and
weighs l70 pounds.
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Seized by the Dominion Authority.
GLoUCEsrER, Mass, July %.

GLOUCESTER, Mass., July %.
u. S. Consul Carleton at Louris, 2. E. l.,
telegraphs that seines and boats with all the
crew of the schooners Col. j. H. French and
Argonaut, were seized Sunday OF East
Point. P. E. l., by the Dominion cutter Crit
ic. The vessels boats were close in shore
when the cutter put in appearance, with their
seines in the waters. The vessels cleared
out and escaped the Critic, but before the
boats could escape they were seized. There
was only one man left on board of the yes.
sells, and it is thought they will be seized be-
fore getting home, as they will have to put in
for assistance.
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Pensions Granted.

WASHINGTON, July 25.
The following Maine people have beer
granted pensions.
Margaret H., widow of Albion A. Messer
North Hancock.
Lottie A., widow of Hiram T. Huntington
North Bradford.
Elizabeth, widow of Herod Robbins, Stark
Original, invalid, K.lbourne Cowsn, ,Orono
Atherton Day, Trenton.
John w. ellison, Danforth.
Thomas r. Chase, YarMouthville.
Darius III. Royal, Togus.
Fred H. Nash, Harrington.
John II. Rollins, East Dixheld.
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Quarantine Regulations.

OTTAWA, Ont, July %.
1t will be matter of important interest to
United States exporters of horses, cattle and
swine into Manitoba, the Northwest terrific
ries and British ColumGia, to know that the
Dominion government has imposed qusran-
tine regulations which preclude, absolutely,
importatlons into those sections of the coun
try of any cattle except for breeding pur.
poses, and they are only to be imported sub
ject to the most stringent quarantine inspec
ton. All horses and hogs imported in the
future will be subject to twenty-one day 3
quarantine.
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The st. Louis Matter.

MOUNT VENNOM, Ind, July %.
At regular meeting of Harrow Post, No
1874, G. A. R, this city, Saturday night q
resolution was adopted denouncing certain
individuals whose languages caused the Presi.
dent to Withdraw bis acceptance of the invi
tation 10 visit St. Louis during the G. A. X.
encampment and declared that they were
guilty of violating the rules Of The order and
should suffer the same condemnation as those
who endeavored to prevent President-elect
Lincoln from passing through Baltimore on
his way to Washington for Inauguration.
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News from Concord.

CONCORD, N. H., July %.
Freight Conductor Albert Mudgett, who
was injured in the Ashland accident, died to-
day.
Alta special meeting of the mayor and al
dermen, Monday forenoon, the committee
appointed several weeks since to investigate
certain charges against the city marshal and
police officers, reported that the officers are
entitled to all the fees collected by them, but
dscountensnced having them continue to Sc
cure moietes of liquor fines.
The commissioner Of highways estimates
that it will take fully Ave thousand dollars to
repair the damage to the streets of the city
caused by the heavy rains of Saturday and
Sunday.
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A List of Casualties at Worcester, Mass.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 25.
Eldon Evans ana George s. Coffin were
drowned while bathing, today. The latter
got hey ond his depth and Evans went to bis
assistance.
John Cannon, aged Z, was ru1 over by an
ice wagon, today, and instantly killed. His
neck and jaw were broken.
Mary Cummings, a widow, aged 60. was
instantly killed TODAY. She was struck by
passenger train on the Norwich railroad.
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First Capture OF the Season.

SHELBURNE. N. s., July 25.
Capt. Knowlton, who captured the schoon-
er Annie w. Hodgdon, handed her over TO
the collt of customs who placed two men
on board 10 take charge OF her till instruc
tions as to further actions are received from
Ottawa. Capt. Morrison and crew RENAME d
on board. The schooner is % tons register
and has about twenty-five quintals of fish
aboard. Though the first of the season the
seizure attracted no special attention here.
There is an entire absence of excitement and
only little ordinary curiosity.
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Pursued by a Mob.

PARK RIDGE. N. j., July 25,
Evangelist Mason, who was forced to leave
town couple of weeks ago, was in danger OF
another application of the mob last night
When the tough element was about to begin
operations it was rumored that their proposed
victim had escaped by the back door and
gone across the fields to place of safety
The report was verified and the crewd dis
persed. 1t is believed that harsh treatment
would have been accorded Mason had he
fallen into the hands Of the mob.
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Ohio Republican state Convention.

TOLEDO, O., July 25.
The proposed introduction of a resolution
endorsing Sherman's presidential candidacy
in the republican State convention. which
meets here Wednesday and Thursday, has
made Toledo the centre of political interest,
in which a number of delegates have alread,
arrived. The attendance of visitors promls. .
to be unprecedented. The convention will
meet at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
They will make preliminary organization,
-ppoint committees and adjourn until 10,
Thursday.
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A Bloody Fight.

WILLIAMSBURG, Ky, July %.
A bloody fight began Saturday in Bell
county, Ky, and is still progressing. The
sheriff summoned posse to arrest the Turn.
ers living on Yellow Creek, in that county,
who resisted, and in the fight that ensued
Geo. Thomas of the posse, and George
Turner of the other side was killed. Each
side has been reinforced and the fight is still
raging. 1t is probable that the Governor
will be called upon to enforce order
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A Thief Caught.

NEW YORK, July %.
Filemon Zelewski was arrested on board Of
the incoming steamer Champagne Saturday
night, charged with abscondiug with Isl .724
forms, equal to about s75 900, from the Aus
trian government. He was arraigned before
U. s. Commissioner Lyman today and re-
manded. Relwski was q clerk in the post
Office at Vienna.
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Arrested for Swindling.

PORTLAND, July 25.
j. Reilly was arrested here today for
swindling lady from Mechanic Falls. He
to represent r. H. Smith Manufacturing Co.,
Springfield, Mass She paid the dollar and a
half and never saw the stamp.
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struck by Lightning.

OAKLAND, July 25.
The barn of Capt j. N. Hubbard was
struck by lightning this afternoon and with
large stack of hay, destroyed. A valuable
horse was killed by the same bolt which
fired the building. Loss eighteen hundred
dollars partially insured.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Three Men fearfuiIy Mangled by a Coal
Mine Explosion.
NANrIcoKH. Pa. June q

NANrIcoKs, Pa, June %.
Anthony Broski, George IL. Phillips and
Edward Lowber were killed this forenoon by
an explosion in No l slope of the Susque.
hanna coal company. The other men were
slightly injured
When cared to the surface the blackened
flesh of the three unfortunate miners hung in
strips from their bodies, their clothing having
been torn off.
-Four of Lowber's brothers were killed in
the great disaster in the same mine in Dec.
1885, and are numbered among the twenty
six whose bones still lie entombed in the
chamber that has never been reached.
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Frustrated BY Lightning.

DOVER, n. h., July 20.
A despatch from South Berwick says that
FIVE members of fire engine company there,
and horse hauling hand tub, while en-
route to FIRE, Saturday night, were pros
trated by lightning, the men being insensible
some time. The feet of one of them was
burned. The horse was knocked down but
not hurt.
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The Rolling CIas.e, Warned.

PARIS, July %.
Gen. Cluseret has published memoirs Of
his connection with the Commune. The pre-.
face 10 . diatribe against the Bourgeoisie.
he warns the ruling classes that If they drive
the people to despair they will find the petro-
lense Of the future more deadly than the Pc
trolense Of 1911.
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Chicago Procuce Market.

Have you cough, cold, pain in the chest,
or bronchitis? In fact, have you the pre-
monitory symptoms Of consumptlon2 II 90,
know what relief Is within your reach in
the shape Of DR.. Wistar's Balsam of Wild
Cherry, which, in many cases, has snatched
the victim from the yawning grave.
july26d&wlw
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Weayers on a Strike.

LEWISTON, July 25.
Seventy-five weavers in FsrwelPs mill,
Lisbon. went out this morning, the agent
saying that the business did not warrant the
;ncreass Of ave cents cut asked for.
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Financially Embarrassed.

PIrTsBURs, Pa, July 25.
VIM. j. Hammond Sons, iron manufac-
turers, whose mill was destroyed about ten
days ago by fire, are financially embarrassed.
They have called meeting Of. creditors for
next Thursday.
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FATAL PILGRIMAGE.
Eight Hundred Persons, Mostly Ladies,
Lose their Lives by the Foundering OF
steamer.
SAN FRANCISCO. July %

DAN EkANCisCo. Ouif
Advices brought by the Pacific mail steam
er CITY of Rio de Janeiro, show that BY the
laundering of the steamer Sir John Law
renee, in the Bay of Bengal in the latter part
of May last. eight hundred lives were lost,
females, of the best families in Ben
gal, who were on q pilgrimage to Jugger
naut.
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Light House Destroyed by Fire.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 20.
The Department Of Marine have been no.
tilted of the destruction by fire of the light
house on West Lasares Island, Mahon Bay,
N. S.
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THEY ARE so CONVENIENT !

They act SO aptckIy They sure
There's nothing like the They never fat
This Is the record. and these the endorsements
o. thousands who have suffered from the variety OF
stomach Troubles caused by
DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION.
and have gained no relief until they used
Ok
when they received immediate benefit and were per-
mahently cured. An occasional use of
Dr Mark R. Woodbury's Dyspepsia Killers.
Sil prevent Heartburn, or any disorders OF the
Slomach. and correct all conditions which lead to
dyspepsia and Indigestion. stake ID. Il. and be
y, y M" has become almost worldwide maxim.
aney cost onl SO cents for large box (tra box for
eens), and will be sent by mail to any part OF the
y g. on receipt of price, by
ooolittle Smith, "A and 20 fremont ST., Boston
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUl

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Lawrenc
l6.
At Portland-Portlands 10, Lowells l.
At Lynn-Lynn 8, Haverhill l.
The following is the standing of the New
England League clubs up to date:
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BASE BALL.
MAINE LEAGUE.

The following is the standing of the Maine
league games up to date:
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New York Money market.

NEW YORK, July Is.
Money call ranging from Al to
Prime mercantile paper at las per cent. Sterling
to per cent per diem and interest,
Exchange continues dull and steady at 4S0l "a. .s4l,
Government bonds dull and steady Railroad bonds
dull.
curites:
| init fate IA
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Kennebec Savings Bank.
nankinE Rooms ,l2l Water st., Augusta. Me-
Opposite the Post Oface.)

cIhUSTEES-M. ". B. Chase, r. o. Vickery
A.. A.. =. Potter. John +. Hill, W. p. Whitehouse
0eofse z. Macomber.
u. opposite received at any time. and 60 ON interest
issn nist Of every month. Dividends declared regu.
~. On May lst ana Nov. ist. Security fs the hrsi
.''0efstion in the Investment Of all funds.
special privileges given to Trustees widows, Or
s.as' Guardians and Administrators.
NV. B. CHASE, President
febloeod6m
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WEATHER REPORT.
Indications for the Next "a Hours.

War Department,
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
Washington. D. c., July 26-I A. ".
For Maine and New Hampshire: Cooler
winds generally westerly.
The Irish standard., 1887-08-27
Liars vs.. Iibelers.

The game of base ball between the
lawyers and editors at the base ball park
Thursday afternoon was the event of
the season, the lawyers winning easily.
the pencil pushers being out played at
every point Mayor Ames acted as UNI
plre and every decision his honor made
became law at once. He fined every
body in sight and appointed the genial
Matt Walsh to collect all bills. Matt
succeeded in getting a considerable
amount which will help to gladden. the
heart of the widow of the murdered Toll
lefson. The seating capacity of the
nmphitheatre was taxed to its utmost.
the attendance being about 1900. It
was u great game and was heartily
enjoyed by every one present. The
score was Is to Z in favor of the lawyers.